Operations on the Xfs File System in CenOS7

Operations on the Xfs File System in CenOS7

Xfs is the default file system type of CentOS7.0. Different file system types have different creation, check, and adjustment commands.

Adjust the Xfs partition size (only increase ):

Lvextend-L 120G/dev/mapper/centos-root # increase to 120G

Lvextend-L + 20G/dev/mapper/centos-root # increase by 20G

Xfs_growfs/dev/mapper/centos-root # execute the adjustment

Note: The Adjustment Command for ext2/ext3/ext4 is resize2fs, as follows:

Lvextend-L 120G/dev/mapper/centos-root # increase to 120G

Lvextend-L + 20G/dev/mapper/centos-root # increase by 20G

Lvreduce-L 50G/dev/mapper/centos-home # reduce to 50G

Lvreduce-L-8G/dev/mapper/centos-home # reduce 8G

Resize2fs/dev/mapper/centos-root # execute the adjustment

Repair command:

Xfs_repair/dev/sdb1

Note: The repair commands for Jfs, Ext2, and Ext3 are as follows:

Fsck. jfs-y/dev/sdb1

Fsck. ext2-y/dev/sdb1

Fsck. ext3-y/dev/sdb1

Problems encountered during adjustment:

1. Run the mke2fs command on the Xfs file system and change it to ext2. You need to modify the file system type in the file/etc/fstab.

2. Different file system types correspond to different creation, check, and adjustment commands.